Men's wear of Canada (January-December 1917) (1917)
Toronto : · leaf 389
d thatthese shirts gave satisfaction, and will again be in bigdemand. For 1918, unless some change in conditionsaffects the supply of money in the pocket of the averageman, a state of affairs whi.ch may of course be a factor,the silk shirt will probably gain still further favor. Ithas merit behind… … .4 feiv of the neir Fall shirtings. Shown by the JohnForsyth Company. The price does not seem at all a factor which determinespurchase. Dealers generally believe that a 25c., or evena 35c. soft collar will sell as well as a 15c. one. Butthe style, the cut, the quality of the goods—that is thething.…
Clothing and dress
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